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Old 10-23-2014 | 05:44 AM
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
Dude, you're sharp shooting way to early in your career. You're gonna waste a lot of valuable oxygen.
Oh, not really. I admittedly got a bit down the rabbit hole after I started by asking two on-point questions about having a trip bought, but I'm hardly "sharp shooting" (out of ignorance, if nothing else!)....


Originally Posted by buzzpat
Why don't you concentrate on probation and consolidation?


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This is the entitlement philosophy that I abhor. Do your job first. If you must, game the system later. How long have you been on property Juggy?
Um, wait... what?!? I'd take exception to that, but I'm frankly too curious to get angry. How on earth did you get a sense of entitlement out of a new guy asking questions in an attempt better to understand his new-to-him work rules/work environment/contract??

Consolidation went off without a hitch; probation is <*knock wood*> likewise going smoothly, thankyouverymuch. I do "do my job first," I do it very well, and I resent any implication to the contrary (particularly from someone not in a position to hold any opinion of my performance). You've evidently been at this for quite a while if you cannot recall what it's like to be a new hire struggling to understand an entirely new world. If you don't recall a time when figuring out scheduling, PBS, PWA, etc. issues was far more challenging than learning to fly a new airplane, good for you--but I ain't there yet, not by a long shot.

Not sure how it's relevant, beyond confirming what I've already said about being new, but since you ask: on property about 4 months. Extremely happy to be here. Learning as fast as I can everything there is to being successful, with no intention of stopping until I've uncovered everything relevant to my career, my QoL, and my income (more or less in that order of priority).